Monday, June 22, 2009

HE 6 - GO GO SOUND (BOX SET)


Spontaneous 70s native rock music from Korea. Initially only 300 of these 2 albums were released as promotional copies.This amazing set shows an excellent mixture of psychedelic, Latin jazz rock, blues-oriented hard rock. Kim Hong-Tak's heavy fuzz guitar allover the set with best funky rhythm set [Cho Yong-Nam & Kwon Yong-Nam (later SJH & Yeop Juns)] and flute sounds.

HE5 & HE6 is another group from great Korean rock guitarist Kim Hong Tak. They were the most popular Korean rock group at 1960-1970s. They played heavy and hard psychedelic songs on live shows but they couldn't make this music style on albums because of record company's pressures.
They gave them some discretionary power to have them created the results which they had on He5/ "Merry christmas psychedelic album" and He6 "Would you Go Go dance" with He6 "Vol.1" and "Vol.2" But most their fans couldn't understand the tracks of these albums so they were forced to change to a more popular music style. At least they had their chances to make some albums with the music style they wanted after they became the famous rock group.

HIGHLY RECOMMENDED !!
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8 comments:

  1. have you heard these/do you have any them?

    he 6 - vol 1 and vol 2
    kim hee gap - go go sound vol 1
    shin jung hyun & golden grapes-sound vol 3

    thanks

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  2. Unfortunatly not . I have only "He6 : vol 3 (KO,1972)" , but it's not so intresting as the box set.

    You can listen 1 song of "shin jung hyun & golden grapes-sound vol 3"
    here (copy -paste the link)

    http://www.imeem.com/orienkorean/music/jzzCr61B/shin-jung-hyun-golden-grapes/

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  3. Hi my friend, greetings;
    please re-up it!
    Thanks

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  4. New link http://www.mediafire.com/?7dbp34nufuurbum

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    1. Hi, could you re-up this (probably) gem ^^ ?
      Many thanks

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    2. http://www.mediafire.com/download/7dbp34nufuurbum/HE6_-_GO_GO_SOUND(2xlp_320@_rip).rar

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  5. You did a good thing sharing this!

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  6. I lived in Seoul from 1974 to 1977 while serving in the US Army and spent a lot of time at the Seven Club. By that time He6 had graduated to a much better club downtown called the OB Cavern, decorated like a cave!. I saw them there a number of times and even recorded a few of their shows although I have since lost the tapes. They didn’t perform their Korean material, instead playing covers of Sly, America, Allman Bros., etc. A few of us from the barracks hung out with the guys enough that they invited us to the guitarist’s wedding! We gave him some Jeff Beck albums as a wedding present.

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